In a war of personal attrition,
Detrimentally involuntary
Or a war of hatred with world neighbours
Muscle flexing, showing both national pride
and unwarranted anxiety
Everyone, and each, suffers
Whilst we scrape back the surface of this earth,
Extracting resources, without replacement
Climate change wears thin on our atmospheric blanket
Leading to the multi-participant cross-party discussion.
Where many single voices spout climatic rhetoric
Heckled by those whose life of avarice affected.
Those who care less, whether poorer lives detracted
Because of their selfish prevarication.
Water shortage, food shortage, energy shortage
Intellectual and judicious shortage
A people shortage in a world of abundance
Let's remove country borders that stifle growth
Destroy blockades to mass migration
Allow those yoked either in mediocre wealth or poverty
Free rein to delve deeply across this vast globe
Reassure families they can grow without fear
their children can benefit from others' benevolence
So far, mismanaged democratic ideology has shown
to be no better than Communism, despotism or fundamentalism
Fascists, Marxists, Christian or Muslim radicals
Show no sign of being the way forward
They’re all obstacles to the free movement of ideals
Preconceived and constructed barriers
Create vexatious fears
Sexual, and racial equality
and inequality of opportunity
Barriers to the disabled and unenabled
the young, the frail, the sick, the bewildered
Homophobia, heterophobia, transphobia, lesbiphobia
“I’ve just got a phobia.”
Against those that think they know the best
Self-gratifying governments, lobbyists, and unionists
Activists, those single-focused do-gooders
Blinkered from looking through the big-picture window
They will never learn that there are no solutions
From living in a monophonic world
Let's remove personal tax liability
Let the people grow what they sow
Dissolve regional and national governments
Have a world order and orderliness
Trade barriers exacerbate world hunger
trade barriers dissolve without borders
This will incite a hurricane of trepidation
But once the dust has settled,
We will eventually live in peace
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